3-bedroom villa in Aguas Nuevas

Total acquisition costs run approximately 10–12 per cent above the purchase price. This covers transfer tax (roughly 7–8 per cent in the Alicante region), legal fees, and notary costs. We recommend budgeting for a tax adviser and surveyor as well. Our team can break down the exact figures for your situation.

It's a genuine residential community rather than a tourist area, with local shops, restaurants, and amenities within easy reach. Many Scandinavian families live here; you'll find an established expat circle but also authentic Spanish neighbourhood life. The climate is Mediterranean—hot, dry summers and mild winters—and you're close enough to the coast to visit regularly without living in the crush of beachfront zones.

The price reflects its position in an established residential area rather than a premium coastal location. At 239 square metres on a 407-square-metre plot with a private pool, it offers genuine space and outdoor living. The neighbourhood has good infrastructure and expat appeal, but avoids the inflated pricing of seafront properties.

You'll need a Spanish tax number (NIE), a notary to handle the legal transfer, and a Spanish bank account for completion. We guide you through each step in English or Swedish, liaising with lawyers and notaries on your behalf. Most non-resident purchases complete within 8–12 weeks once you've instructed your advisors.

The area attracts interest from holiday renters and long-term tenants—families relocating, golf enthusiasts, and retirees. Rental demand is steady year-round rather than concentrated in summer; properties with pools tend to command reliable interest. We can connect you with lettings specialists to discuss realistic returns for your property type and location.